910 Series

Tool 910i1612C

Sharp corners left by primary machining create assembly issues. Parts that should fit together perfectly bind up because of inconsistent edge breaks. The 910i1612C addresses this with controlled 30-degree chamfer geometry that produces repeatable edge breaks in a single pass.

The 0.02-inch tip diameter handles precision work where larger chamfer tools would remove too much material.
Two flutes balance chip evacuation with tool rigidity across aluminum applications.
TiB₂ coating extends tool life in aluminum alloys where built-up edge, not abrasive wear, is the limiting factor for uncoated carbide.
The 30-degree angle per side creates chamfers large enough to eliminate burrs while maintaining part dimensions.
This geometry works across most machinable metals without requiring tool changes between materials.